This program aims to equip young people with digital and technical skills so they can find work locally and build their future. Participants learn basic computer skills (computer use, file management, safe internet browsing) as well as common tools such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint essential for administrative procedures, document production, and work organization. To better respond to local needs, the program was strengthened and updated: training equipment was renewed (most notably through the donation of 20 computers by a Jesuit priest) and new modules were introduced, including micro-soldering, the use of diagnostic software, and structured hardware training to enable the identification and repair of electronic components. Delivered at the Dogre complex in the Sinjar district, this course provides a concrete pathway to employment in contexts where demand for IT support and device repair is high both in the camps and in returnee villages.